Is it important what happened in past lotto drawings?

Lottery players wonder if it is important what happened in past lotto drawings. Yes, the individual probabilities are equal, but the degrees of certainty are different. Look at the standard deviation as well. There is an article that demonstrates with real data (lotto drawings in UK National Lottery): "Lotto Combination '1,2,3,4,5,6': Probability and Reality".

Posted by Steve Cochrane on July 28, 2000.
I have read through the mathmatical justifications for the Lotto systems posted here and can't say I understand them completely. The thing that I really don't get is - what difference does it make what happened in past lotto drawings? Statistics theory as I learned it says that in an honest game every lottery combination has equal probability, each time regardless of what happened before. If that's true why wouldn't a play of 1,2,3,4,5,6 be as likely an outcome as anything generated by the lotto software programs?

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